oh, my god. greg: if i had a dollar for every head kat s destroyed. you keep inviting me over greg: because i like getting rid of my hedges. by the way don t hedge on your answers to this. see, that s how i m a hosed. so used to phraseology is amazing. you plan on changing your behavior? no. absolutely not. first of all, i get that health is important, but it s also craft. you can be a super healthy person eat healthy and work out all the time and get hit by a bus out of a green juice store. i don t know the name of one because i don t do that. there s a statistic that says more people die leaving health food stores getting hit by trucks. did you know that. i m sure it s true. alcohol is not that good for anyone but also it can be kind of fun greg: it is. and also if it wasn t for alcohol, many of us, including me, would never have been born.
mask up until a vaccine is approved for them. they won t ask park goers for vaccination proof. if you re on the park transportation at walt disney world you need to wear a face covering. out-of-state guests are now welcome to disneyland in california. you had the restaurant owner on earlier. so this is kind of a big day for california. jillian: wow. i don t like peach. it sounds like my nightmare, i m sorry. cheryl: cover your ears, the peach milkshake is back at chick-fil-a, the company making the announcement. this is a big fan favorite. it has ice cream and peaches, topped with whipped cream and a cherry. it s most popular in the city of atlanta, the peach state, followed by philly. jillian: philly, you re letting me down. cheryl: it s only available for a limited time. that s your fox business roundup. todd: i like the phrase controlling. i feel like phrase ology.
deliver a strong message that the u.s., with these allies, will be leading the way. today the u.s. announcing what they re calling b3w, build back better world, using the phraseology the president has brought to the u.s. in his effort to try to improve the u.s. after the pandemic. this time it is a counter to the belt and road initiative in china, which is an effort to sort of rebuild infrastructure projects around the developing world, the u.s. trying to present a counter to that, ali. peter, thank you. always a pleasure to have you on the road. peter alexander is our chief white house correspondent reporting from the united kingdom. i m going to bring you more of that exclusive interview with vladimir putin. my colleague keir simmons asks point-blank, putin, are you a killer. om liberty mutual! nothing rhymes with liberty mutual. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.
without this fact finding mission, the justice department s not going answer those questions. this is really the only way to get to the bottom of it. chuck, to carol s exact point, i m tempted to use phraseology like failure of evidence, failure of imagination, which if you ve got some years on you, brings you right back to the feeling post-9/11. if my math is right, the report came out around or during the time you were working for one robert mueller at the fbi. tell the folks watching how useful it was to have it looked into and laid out before you given your responsibility as a fed. look, i think the 9/11 commission, brian, did an excellent job, an astonishing job. it wasn t the perfect report, but it was an incredibly important report. to what carol just said five
to the american people dwhat he intentionally playing down the threat posed by coronavirus. i wanted to always play it down. i still like playing it down, because i don t want to create a panic. reporter: on february 7th, he told woodward the virus was more deadly than the worst flus. it goes through air, bob. that s always tougher than the touch, you know, the touch, you don t have to touch things. right? but the air, you just breathe the air and that s how it s passed. it s also more deadly than your, you know, your even your strenuous flus. reporter: three weeks later, he told the american people something different. but that s a little bit like flu, it s a little bit like the regular flu that we have flu shots for. i really think, doctor, you want to treat this like you treat the flu, right? you know, it s going to be fine. reporter: today, i asked him to explain. why did you lie to the american people and why should we trust what you have to say now? that s a terri